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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-11

EOR SALE.-$5O0 buvs the only frst-cla-s
L Bar and Pool Room in Darien, location
central: CT Y license 500. rent 1900. Apply to
COLLAT BROS, Savannah, or l.. HALVES,
Darien, Ga.
nRUG BUSINESS and Orange Grove for
~ sa'e. For particulars, apply to L. b,
MCCALL, Plan G ty. Fla.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-11

- EOVGIA. CHATHAN CDTNTY.-N hcrcHs,
II TERENCE BENNETT hns applied to
{, uric Ordinary fur Letters Dl-missO y "a
Guardian on the estate oil TllOM as JOHN
BENNETT, Minor.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon al
all HON u may concern TO be and appear La-
fore said court To- make objection % any they
haye) on or befnr the First MONDAY ~
FEBRUARY MKT, otherwise said letters
will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
RfLL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
third day OF January, 1887.
PHILIP 81. RUSSELL. JR..
Clerk G. .. &C
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-11

GTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATH M COUNTY.
- --No,ice Is hereb, gwen tuat " mace
a,D cation to the Court OF o. III ary for
Chatham county for order to sell tSo-th'Td-
interest in that tract OF land known as Pat
terson planta ion, lying In Chatham ard
Bryan Co n ic state ct Georgia. con iaInitt
me thousand AMI Fl ~ acres; said planta ion
consisting Of three tracts of Nnd-nr-t. rice
plantation on The OgeeChCe river. containing
tuc hundred and iitty acres more or less Of
tide swamp; also, u tract IN county Of Bryan.
containing three hundred acres more or less.
known rs Sterling Bufl also, a act IN
Bryan county, containing sin hundred acre
more or less, being pine and swamp lands,
b. longing To estate OF John o. Cook and VIII
liam A. Cook. minors, for the pay ent Of
q BITS and distribution, and that said order
will be granted at Eebruar, term. 1887, Of said
court unless objections are Fl ed.
LAURA Il. OLIVER
Guardian Of John o. and william A. Cook.
1 VIZ ARY 3D. 1877
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-11

n EORGlA, CHATHAM CorErY.-Noucc 10
VI hereby given 10 u per on4 having dc.
mands against CATlIARlNE LENZEk, de-
crHsed. TO present tnem @ nc properly made
out within the time prescribed by iew, sons 10
show their character and amount, and all
persons Indebted 10 said Deceased arc here y
required to make immediate paym = 70 me.
JOHN b. NIbR
Administrator Estate Catherine Lenler, de-
ceased.
DECEMBER g. 1886.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-11

A COMPETENT dressmaker and seam
y stress 81 ant, sewing in private families or
at her house; terms reasonable. Address
Mrs. c. +. r., care of MOr1iug News.
WANTED. position as copyist by a young
w lady who writes a good hand. Address
3. L.. this niiice.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
A bsd suus~h.Up

A passenger train on the Mobile and
Ohio Raili osd, while running at speed
Of IS miles On hour. vss thrown tyom .
trestle bridge two miles south Of Jack
son, Tennesste. on Tuesday NOR irs.
The engine sltps rsmsined IN thstn or
the coaohe, b, iDg thro/ - distance ol
forty feet, and seme .! the IN turned nj.
side down.
Strange ~ say, 10 persop vss killed,
and OF thirty three injured Ira Herkins,
the baggage master. 10 regarded as be
yond recovery. Five OF the iuj ared are
severely hurt. Ooe tundred yards oil
the track were torn mp and the trest.s
was broken down. Tbecauses assis M d
for the disaster arc breaking OF . truck
and bad track
Two freight trains on the Boston and
Albany Railroad oolii1ed on Tuesday
At North Grafton, MAsssoh usetts. Fon
cars were tumeled down an en- bank
ment, and fifteen were smashed up
Jos-ph Lotn, brake n,au, WAS killed
and ar other train hand was slightiy IN
jured.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
TIuafAea OF Tho Poor.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Trustees OF the Poor WAS held at the aims
house this morning. Superintendent
Guthrie reported 2s9 icmates, 100 OF
" hich are in the insane department and
the remainder in the almshouse. During
the month there were 8 deaths, 6 Of whom
were persons who belonged In Whining
ton, / from Red Lion ami l from MI !
Creek Hundred
Mr.. Mooney reported that an insurance
policy to the smoun, of $1,000 on the
buildings had expired, and on his motion
it was renewed, AT a cost OF $500.
| Mr. Williams moved that the superin
tendent be iustru tied to advertise for pro
posals for supplies for the ensuing quar-
ter, but substitute, offered by DIR. Ogle
that the proposals be for each month, wa
adopted.
Mr.. Mooney presented the board With
new gavel, ard about IL o'clock the NEE t
ing adjourned, after which the member
entered into su informed discussion on tn
benefits and advantages OF the Daytol
hedge fence.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
CHARGED VITA Larceny.

A white mln named Robert Wilson
was before Judge Cummins this morning
charged with the larceny of coat fiom
Jacob LAWSON and coat and vest from
James + Durb. The articles were taken
from place at Third and Ploe streets
where the men were at work, aud when
W ilson was arrested he had Durc's vesl
on. The prisoner stated to the Judge
that he saw the articles laying on thu
Sidewalk. and as he did not know the,
belonged to any one took them away. He
disclaimed any intention of stealing them
and said that If he had not been drunl
he wouldn't have touched them, but hi
explanations did not save him from beinl
held in 500 bail for his appearance 4
| Court.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
sonats

Harry McIntyre Ia representing the
E very Evenin st the Dover fair.
Mrs. Charles II. Williams, is visiting
rtla ives and friends 10 this city.
Frank Whelan Is writing q up the Do.
yer fa;. for the Della vareau a1d Phila-
delphia Prcss.
Fred z len Bach is doing up the
Dover fair for the New.
Trsysrs Jones, Of the Wilminatonien,
visited the Dover fair yesterday.
Miss CLARA Wisdom. formerly OF this
city and low with the Carleton Opera
Com psDy, plsyI 2 at the Walnut STREET.
Theatre, Phiiadelphis, 10 we'll spoken
OF by the press OF that city, although
taking q minor part In the opera.
Charles Beckett, Austin Harrinzto
B. Frank Townssnd and W. Gsrret,
went shing down the Ssste yesterday
afternoon and brought home with them
each a fine string Of fish, returning or
the train that arrives hero at 6.S(
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
The E1cursIon to ss.tJ.burg.

TIE excsrslon OF Welooua L.gion,
No. l, Select Knights. A o q W., to
Psn Mar or Gettysburg wili taSe place
tomorrow, and although IL Ia raining
to-day tho Indications ara that TO-.
morrow will be rs'r aud slightly cooler.
Those who go to Pen Mar will have the
opportunity Of seeing the most pepulhr
resort In this section OF the country.
The Atmosphere Is pure and healthy,
and the park steuds at the head OF the
lists Of objective potnts for excursion
lists within easy reach OF the great
cities. The Getty sburg exeursionists
will ba taken to lDuud Top Mountain,
from which . viez is afforded OF the
deld where for thrse days the blue and
the gray mss in moral combat The
Battle OF Gettysburg raised the name o.
that town from rural obscurity To
world vide celebrity, and the visitor
each year are numbered by the hun
dreds OF Thousands The train will
leave the P W. & 3. station 1t 9 80 .
M, giving the eBcurs'c nists abou
seven hours Mt the bNttle field. The far
has been placed at the low rate OF u u
and no one should miss tho opporiunit!
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
THIRD EDITION.
Dots.


Select your fall suit from Ash, the
merchant tailor, 705 Market street
The no IN m mail train going south Was
thirty min utts late to-day.
The gh School Investigation Will
be r.sune Ell this evening at 7.30 o'oiock.
wo,k on the BArktsy buildiDg Ii pro
gres irg rapidly and will soon be CON-
pleted.
The m s,slithic pavement In front OF
the o per, Hotel WAS opened TO the pup-
lie Yesterday.
M. L. L'chteustsin has rental the
store. No. Sl6 Kinx street, Just vac1teo
by Mr., A.aoid, tn . shoe dealer.
Tbs Harlan aad Hollingsworth Com
pany resolved the contract on Saturday
ior two steam tugs.
The o .che,tra at the Academy OF
Mn,i, IA worth the price OF admission
Alone to hear. It certainly gets there.
Give Ash, the merchant tailor, .
cali Tor YOUR fall suits. TOO Market
street.
The brlldiug oocup ed as sash ene
door factory BY J. Franz h1tn, sna
repaired rapidly.
The back yard OF the Custom Honse
would be considerably improved by
renewing the sections OF old stove pipe
from It.
The large propt l,er Georgia. built by
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
some time ago, arrived at that oom'
pany's yards at II 30 to-day.
Augustus Frederick, Who has been
plavinQ the piano st the Grand Central
Theatre, this city, left last night ioI
New Orltaps, having m engagement
at Robinson's Museum.
Itis said that q paper 10 being oircu'
lated around. soliciting subscriptions
towards paying the fne end COSTS o.
Mrs Margaret Foy, smcuntips 70 $loo,
aud that this forenoon over $75 had
heeen raised. Sho 10 now connned IN
New Castle until tho fine is paid.
James T. McOlsllAnd. who has beer
visiting his old friends In this city ADO
comfy, st.rtsd this morning for hi'
homa al Kings Mills, Ohio DE ss
sure,l u, tha. be novtced great aavanc'
in this county and city within the pas
four years, and be felt sst'shed tsa n'
placs he had visited, and he had dom
\ o,eat deal Of travelling, exhibit
greater eyif on 20 OF material growth Ant
pEOEtcch.
ItP.ke's Peak only had sw!tchbAc'
attachments 1t would be ths wonder
tie worll, but the swischbsck 10
Msuch Chunk. aud you all will hsv
the opportunity ID visit this world wild
attraction Thuvs3ay, October 13 H
meu bnr, the ouly time 70 appreoiat
the Swlschbsck and It's environments
the middle Of October. The excursio
viu leave W. & N. station, Water an
Market streets. at 6 IS Thursday, oot'
ber IS.
"ssep tbis wa., s." said MI
Wiliian Lswtou (At his bsz.As IN
morntaa 10 representative OF the Ri
PuBLrCAN), who had just then steppe
up to q patent fly catching machine an
vas windlpz IL up "See me cato
tboss four flies" The four foolish fi'
had no bCtter sense than to nlight O
one Of the sides Of tho fly catcher, whic
had been smearcd with molasses or
sticky compou ad, and rs It slowly :
volVei the insects were thrown insi'
Of the death dealing trap. "Sse no
click that Is done" said Mr.. L. "W
can caton oil the files Ia the ctsy II u
oaly give us time, with these traps"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
A Disorderiy PRISONER.

List evening Officer Cross saw Char les
Du npson, colored, on French street, very
much under the influence of liquor, aud
rs he was acting In disorderly manner,
took him in custody. The man went
along quietly for q short distance, bul
turned on the officer.
These men came to tie prisoners as
distance, and for few minutes the officel
had his hands full. several bricks wer,
thrown, one of which struck white mai
on the head, inillcting a severe wound
The officer, no ~sger, succeeded In landing
his prisoner 10 the hall, and this morning
he was arrsigned before Judge Cuhmin
and fined SO and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

Bush's, French ''''''
ito buy buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
u...,.., n. psphevs Rsear..

Uh000ooy =. DHAw 4.
Chaunoey n. Dsphsw, President OF
.be Nev York Csptral Railroad, ar.
riyed in New York on Tuesday BY the
..samer Elbe He was interviewed, OF
cour,e, and talked freely OF his ex
nerience during his summer ZIP 10
Hurope. He said the Prince OF Wsles
tool ( great interest in American 81
fsirs. and knew more about American
I'M sttiutiops than any statesman IN
Rneland. II Mr.. Gladstone lives for
fev years the Home Rule csu.e Vas
snre 70 vim, as he had the Eogllsf
masses won over to that cause. ~
MI. Blaine, Mr.. Dspev said, "a
not working for the nomination ior IN
Presidenoy." 10 regard to the prospeo
~ var between France and Germany
Mr.. Dspev said that ''Doth couotrie
we're a. fnlly equipped for Wal Is .he.
oould be, and the fshting spirit had nc
only ssised ths sold'ars, bat even tn
masses OF the people" :,
The railroad system In Entope, Q
aaid. twas about one hundred year
behind America. American manufst
tures we're cor petiug favorAhly vii
the home manufactures nc In England IN
Germany"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

z CSr-LASr SATURDAY, ON kINa
IA or SIxtn stroo: u cluster gataGC IA
10 tindor will be giyen u re ssra ofs 90 D
retu rniEx II 10 4. = Rn.t.t &, DO hilg. ltl
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

Admins ,raIor,
Address. wilmington, Del, or Il Z. Frtin
L.,. .az -:.g:-lT. E-I-sE-e.G
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Ihs Dayton Hedge.

A numbr Of fnrm3rs OF Rsd Lion
HuuGrst visi'ed Tsenton on Tuesday
TO exanius lhs ha:ges OF the Dayton
Hedge Conpr.ay AMI 1t will bs seen
thai thsy agree With the other visitors
who heIe xsmiued 1t, and certify TO
Its Excellence Another delegation from
White Clay and Mhl Creek Hundreds
will Wait Trenton tomorrow, and wa
have L0 doubt but their examination
viii prove sqa%liy satisfactory With
such an accum a al ion OF favorable tes
timony there should be no difficulty In
getting the amount OF stock subscribed
necessary to the organization Of the
company at an carly date.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
A Model place OF Amussmont.

Tho Grand Central Tue a.re, under the
managt Of Mccormick & Mo.
Manus, Is rapidly growing in popular
favor. The proprtetors have spared no
expense IN fitting the place mp, and i.
has been rspaiuted and everything put
in complete order. A Cow curtain has
been puIch assd, md every ytbiug posi-
BILE doae for the comfort AVID convert.
encs Of the pstrops. The bes. order is
pre- ,eEvsd, and special officers arc on
duty all the time, Tlis evening, In ad.
dition to frs; class variety entertain
ment, tn. sr,st Era1k Bnsworth CT
Providelcs, L. L., will have fonI.
round c>nsest with 3 lily Gab!R, the
mysterious boxer, wh Oh viii bs inter
esNpp I'd eEci,inp
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
The cHtcn =, the F,shsr.ss

Deputy Minister Tltop, Of the Do
minion Fisheries Department, has 70
turned from trip through tho maritime
provinces.
He reports that the American fshiua
feet, with the exception Of about Il
vessels, have left the gulf.
Their ca,ch has been much belov
the average, and but = smsil percent
age will show any profit on the season !
operations. The whole catch viii b.
lefs than that Of last year, but tn
diminuh IN, 30 far - II afects Cana
dian dshins vessels, 10 more than com
pensAtSd for by she Increased price OBJ
tanned for their maokefel and the large
catches Within the three. mile limit"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

"Shc0 nOL ICt ner the pitsot soei'
Nor give the ho<rt TO vsiu reFret,
ryts but the cssfet that lies here,
Tho gam that filled IL SPAR kles yet.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
FOURTH EDITION
Their Rifty.Righth.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel b. Audsrs3n
celeSrated the ffty. eighth Anniversary
Of their marriage at their residence
Front ard Uoion streets, last evening.
Friends and relatives were present.
from New York City. Philadelphia,
w Arlington, d. G and this city. The
aged couple were the re ipients OF many
beau tifui and valuable presents, among
which vas \ beautifol volume OF the
Psalms Of David, printed on gold edged
psper In laxae type and handsomely
bouna eceoNps aied BY the following
poem composed, doubtless, By the
donor and appropriately suited TO the
Occasion. which was read TO the audi
ence by Miss washir gton. Of Walking
ton. ID. c., which poem. by It's adapted
meas and excellent delivery, added
much to the pleasure OF the occasion
and the admiration Of the audience:
ao,d irIsnis IN iournsyins Ger lifs''
Anothsr miisstan. you hsvs 70. cAsd to- dav,
Ald looking round with smiles psrehsno'
You stop 10 call the roll Of passing years
a. you eispcs back ~ times not f.f A!ay'
!. Seems that bright morn, your yosthfal w.d
: And, ss.s ss.in life, road looks long and
/, You mi,s your children; ssms were callst
s tYou mourn them yst) in chiitheod's earl.
day.
= Found foreign graves. End psrtsasd In thel
), Bus some are left, your comfort and yoa
Il And osiidren's children gather round 70
day.
And ne you greet each relative and guest.
\. needs 10 ust send ood wishes with the res
ray gin 10 aot OF silver or CT gold,
?, Hut The twect Palms that David rang
- old.
10 on may your heart, in rsvsrsnt love On
d fear,
a And faith, and trust to Dsvids God drA
near.
q And Hsvids g shepherd, II 1t bo HIS viii,
10 Lead you to p,s:u"es reon and waters Sill
Apologize and oongrAtulatory le'tel
were received from friends In Wilminl
ton and Philsdoiphis, Accompanie
with tangible tok SIS Of respec. and Q
" teem, ior which thanks Srs returned.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Interesting EIhiO'|

Madam Andersons' III
and Electrical Eihieinoa, Un,
by q large and ,elec. lsa"nI .SS
we're several very h,Gas'I ',.aa
glass given 10 The vlsls.1 .s,.',.
seemed highly ip,si i,s,,,,
plessod with the exnlo,,-s In.D
This afternoon ana es ,rnI
contest for the mos ~ ,s
,aIes plsce, aud to siasss ils
work valued st t~' u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Burned By \ Ri.., ~

Clarence, the son of Wlli,n
engineer Of the p, W. & R ,,d
siding a, No 48 Pine street y
BY . blast lamp a day or so a. ,s0 y
was carrying a blast lamp ,n.s
by lamp lighters, when It ern,
the burning gasoline wa, blov
ehilds arm burning the ie.b
of Of the hand and arm. and I,
ing the flesh. The fingers had
apart from each other belo,s
could move them. Medical 4,
moned and the cbilds Ipinys
Fortunately the child was no,
the body. The chid's arm
along as well as can be eyp4I
will be some time however NJ
use II again or ever get about
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
In Ncceesitous Uircum,,,

There is Q family In thi. n
% situated at present that A
very neoessiious circun,nl
husband. who is q sober and
o1s man, has been employed
the large industrial establ.A
leborer, and two weeks apO
iured himself so badly ttst i
unable to work since and
money he has had In ,hs,
been the Part Of q weeks %
time he was hurt. He has
four small children, and @
for them can be left OF tLis &
name and address will DO g
plicAtlon.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
FIFTH EDITH
sudden lle.,'

wrx.,,. Dehfn
William H. MAr,,,'
msrsey. who resides ps,, ,sn
ID New CASTLE Hundred ed, s,es ias
denly on Tuesday sits,,uosd uasd
h,s q. dinner as usual, when ha'SoI.I 70 ! J
Of horres u the fieId sII ~h,.s ne '
pspa'ed for wheat, harn.a.J hrr.a !
. snlky cultivator, and .susasa' ,ass
bcidid not start ,bs D ,,. ,oOkI
O'Clock be was disc6ysrsS' '@. Sl
OF the family sitting on S n. W .,I
inclir'ed forward, hoId,ns' ',sa ~
his hasis. and cold and Z !, .n' .
that his death must hs,s 'Sl ga
o struggle. The f.miIs o's @
shocked, bis death bsIna - ",
six children that had oo,., .s
remains will he intsrred o,'s' az y
csmetery on Friday. the ,r,. ~ !.
leaving the house OF Q o,cIao.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
DR.. J. MILLER'S
VEGETABLE
ExPECTO RAN 7.

This IuvsIuabIe Medicine 10 20.
knoVisdsed BY the thousands 70 % me
Dest Cough Med,efnc = ne !. y wSr.S. sssr -.
Inas m m tien Of the Thrsat and Mouth,
Whooping Cough. Canksr. hash. Ac.l tnere
q no medicine nov In use thas mas performed
more cures.
ID fs warranted not 70 contain any MIN.
sral substance; 1t 10 also frcs from laudenum y =
or son illf, IL may be taken 1t any time vita
perfect safety. Sold By al sruggsr,s y sss y
Prop.. Prevfdoace, y.
Dr. Aaymos' ~ ebinn 1ahsn w
eauaied Iof Orou,. Try L. sc. and 81. OF
Druggists mhioovom
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Rua,uass Lecture.

Rev. A, n. Ksig win will deliver the
drst lecture OF q course on the Ethics
of Business" bsfore the Wilmington
Com mercial College, In the Institute
Building, TO morrow afternoon at 1
O'Clock. II Is important that there
shou ID be moral as well rs intellectual
training, sud 1; IL to be hoped that the
,ruths euur cisted will relu.t in lasting 6
beiefi. TO the Community.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Fire ut stanton.

Fire broke out at u 80 y,
Hyatt's Hotel, now known
Daniel House and key, B
McDauiel. The fire brCks
upper story Of the holsl [
down, completely destroy inl
ing. Everything was lcst
the building, de,p!te The tfI
people OF the reishbo'hood
The building was Insured
hut $500 would not build
There was no Insurance Op
! property in the hotel. Thee
hre is . mystery, and no
| offered rs 10 the cause Th
probably be rsbullt.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28

ulER,

ABROrT, On the 2sth inst, Rebec,a A.,
wife Of Vim. Z. Abbott, Jr., In the 18th
year OF his age
Hoiatives and friends are respectfully IN
vited TO atteod the fsDerai nom the resi-
dence Of her huibsnd, Batcrof Banks, on
Thursday. So4vices at tho house at 2.oo p
IN. lnterment a. m. Salem Cemetery.
"Shed not for her the bitter tear.
Nor give the ho>rt TO vsiu regret,
,Cts but the csssct that lies here,
Tho gem that filled II sparkles yet
MARsEY-suddeniy, on the 27th inStart,
near Red Lion, New Casus County, WIZ.
liAs II, Bon Of John Msfssy, aged 20
years 0 months and Ia days
Relatives ant frisrds aro respectfully IT.
yltod 10 attend his fuuer&l from the rteic o. cs
OF hts father, on vridsy, tho 2O;h init, al =
! O'Clock n IN SsvIcbs at tho house. ln'er'
ment at 81. Georges csmetery.
UGnK In this city, on TIE 2s h Inst, Mary
wife OF samuel IL. Dock. In the syn ycsi
Of her axe.
Relatives and ffisrds OF the family arr
respectfully invited to Attend ths fnnArs
| from the resider CO Of her hubbard, zoo Wet
Thtrtes n b strs%t on FRIDAY neyt a. o c loci
.. IN. lntorment Nt n s'cus HOOK. SERVES
at Tho Epi copai church at that plaee.
Delaware County papers please CO y
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Uouso,,sst,on Of Railroads

At the State Department In Esrris'
burg, Pa, on Tuesday arncies ~S,e Ca'
filed consolidating the New YORK, Onl'
caeo and 81. Louis Railroad company
the Cleveland StA.e Line Railroad Oom
psny, and the Fort Wayne aud Illinois
RAILROAD Company into one corpors
ton, TO be known - ths New Iork
Chicago aud st. Louis Railroad Com
pany. The capital stock OF the consoh
dated company 10 $50. .O00.O 900, aud IN
object is TO complese the VANDERBILT
sy stem to the West,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Thonxht he was Drunk.

Yesterday afternoon offioer Schoer
found Robert Burns citing on . step
ut Trout and West streets, and as
be thought he was drunk, took
him To the hall. This morning when
the accused WAS arraigped he Informed
Judge Cummi ins that he was subject
to n,s, and claimed that that WINS y ha
allied him yesterday. He was sen
.ebced 10 the cells until 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
A Dnugerou, Practice.

The iaEitor OF one Of the public
scbosls Wishes ate ntion called to the
dangerous practice come children have
OF play ing with FIRE around the school
houses, and instapcei a cass where, II
he Tad not discovered It In time, 1t ia
probable the building would have
burned. It is his intention to have war.
rants issusd for come OF thete children
unless o stop 10 put to 10 Al oncs.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
Tvo Tbousapd Miners Idle.

In Washington. Montgomery, Con.
nelsburg and points near Evansville,
Ind A., IL 10 estimated that !, coy miners
are idle, becsute CT the refusal OF Ahe
operators 10 grant two weeks pay anu
to advance rstes 70 u Federation scale.
1t 70 said that . Ssaie mass neetip
will be bsld In Indianapolis coon to
build up one strong organization.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
limited states olr''''

In the United stsIes . s,no1 CIIG
terday. Examiner .b 5. RofaSIa % lS.a
testimony in the case SEC Oh W vs,
Co of Mss'schu,ne1,,s,s na,. s,re,
Bros. Of Laurel, r,.1s"t pe,Ti oip|
ing peach baskets, ksts.,, it,Tl I'D
being taken on oeaa,, o,eaionrred |
The court has auJ0'
morning. -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
A Good Crop.

Abby Armcr, who occupies the farm
of David Il. Lyman. near Richardson g
m!Ils, Dhl,stisra Hundred, raised the
past season 900 bushels of wheat on 80
scres OF lsna. Mr. A is q young man,
bat this, with his other crops, indicate
That no is one of the best and most tuc
GessfGl farmers In the county.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-28
xa,,ro.d Men v,.lting the Ciiy.

E.P. Dawley, chief engineer Of the
New York, Providence and Boston rail-
road, is on visit OF isspeciion to the
Edpemoor Iron Works. he Is accom-
pan led by 8. NJ. Butler and |. b Gardner
of Providence. K. l.. The gentlemen are
examining work on two bridges knorn as
the Westerly and Curblihe bridges. Ihty
spent Tutedsy at hdgemoor.